Toronto

>>1115836
CN tower is expensive but it's something to do I guess. If you make a reservation at the 360 restaurant getting up is free. The restaurant rotates around so you get a 360 view. If you want to shell out for something thrilling do the edge walk. Its a good adrenalin rush
Rogers centre is pretty underwhelming, the aquarium is cool, I'd say on par with the one in Chicago. Night life would be King Street west area
Also Toronto doesn't have many shitty hotels, even the 3 stars are nice

>>1115836
HAPPY GROUNDHOGS DAY

>>1115854
>king street West

Congrats on picking the absolute shittest, douchiest place in Toronto to go party... unless you like greasy paki dude bros from the 905, light beer, and top 40 nigger music, avoid King West like the plague. Literally go anywhere else.

>>1115856
The only redeeming quality of Yonge and Dundas are the strip clubs
And
Queen street west is all u of t fags

>>1115873
You literally never left the center of the center of downtown area if those are the places you choose

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I'm from Buffalo and I like to just walk around central downtown, like Chinatown and shit. High park is nice. I wish we would annex Toronto. Or I wish Buffalo had a competent fucking downtown. We also need more Asians.

>>1115836
Don't visit Fallsview, it is flashy but the slots are wayyyyy looser in Seneca

>>1115836
I liked kensington market and chinatown. Going down by the lake is nice. I personally wouldn't go up in the CN tower again. You can see pretty far but I guess i don't care about that. Definitely go stand under it though.

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Everything "interesting" you see in Toronto can be found in other cities, except done better. It's a meme city on /trv/ for a reason.

PS: If you're a white North American, you will be a minority in Toronto.

>>1115855
This post will be underrated.

>>1115992
Okay but I AM going so I'm asking for suggestions on what to do

>>1115836
Toronto is literally and unironically the worst so-called global city. Worse even than Vancouver.
That being said, there are big sports franchises there, typically a good music event, and the high brow food scene is one of the better on the continent (can't compare to NYC or Seattle but still good).
If you're into cities, some cool things to see would be the old distillery district, which has been gentrified and has some cool stuff there, and St. Lawrence housing coop downtown. The redevelopment of Regent Park is sort of cool too, I guess.
I'd also recommend a stroll along the waterfront, Queen's Quay has some pretty interesting stuff going on.
Don't bother with the suburbs, don't bother with the Don Valley, and don't pay too much for food unless you're going to one of the fine dining establishments.